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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2101, 7 May 1898, Page 3

Drapers, etc. & Go HAVE RECEIVED VERY HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF HEW BTIEfTBR GOOB! Comprising a large assortment of :’ r lEx. Steamers ‘Pakeha,’ ‘Aotea,’ ‘lonic,’and ‘Mamari,’ etc. -LATEST NOVELTIESfrom the English and Continental markets. New Dress Goods and New Mantles New Capes in cloth and velyeP^; New Jackets . New Cio ks and Girl’s Mr.cjntdshes Girl- Ulsters—Newest makes just opened New Tartan Chet ks. New Hats and Trimmings ' New -Skirts—in satin, tweed* and lustre New Macintoshes —latest styles" ' New Plushes'and. Velvetß New Tartan Ribbons i ! New Millinery-—-beautiful goods * GirK.P ush fiats and Bonnets , Ladies and G rl# Oravenette Cloaks Wool Shawls—a I good colours ... Heavy. Stock of New Underclothing New F .inneletteß and Sheetings New floisefy and Umbrellas New C<»r ets and Uuder V-fSts | New Co’ored and W'-dte Cu tains N-;w Gloves and Laces , New Towels and Calicoes ;j 1 f New White and Colored (Jui'ts j - - 60 Pairs Blankets to be sold at warehouse prices, to make room for further shipments A very big stock of large Bush Rugs from 3s 91 up Wonderful value in Colonial, Yorkshire and Welsh Flannels The very best patterns in Floorcloths and Linoleums, from the manufacturers New Felt Sqnares New Hearth Rugs New Mats and Doorslips Tin Trunks and Portmanteaux Etc., Etc., Etc. 40 doz. Mens Sox (imported) ; these we are selling at 4£d per pair The latest makes in Gents Ties, Collars, Braces and Studs Mens Flannelette Shirts from Is 3d Boys Blue Tams and Tweed Caps Macqueeu’s new London Hats, in and hard felt Boys Reefer Jackets and Overcoats Mens Cardigan Jackets Mens Boys aud Youths Jerseys Engineer’s Shirts and Goats soft CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Mens and Bays New Clothing t Mens Macintosh Coats, with and without sleeves Mens Tweed Suits from 19< 6d to 55a Mens Crimean and Tweed Shirts Mens Flannel Shirts and Drawers Mens C don : al Wool Sox New White and Regatta Shirts BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT A very large retail stock of BOOTS‘& SHOES of every description to to select from, at lowest possible prices. Country people and* others who require reliable Boots and Shoes are r* quested to give us an early visit- At present we carry close on 3000 pairs of Boots and Shoes, and are aoxiou that these should be greatly reduced, murder to make,room for more new goods expected every day. Cash Drapers and Importers, TE AROHA.

COLLEGE, “The Tower" - RemueraBOARDING & DAT SCHOOL FOB BOTS. ■Visitors : REV W. BEATTY, M.A. Principal : M H AM BRUCE, B t A., assisted by a large staff ofj resident r aduates, with Honors, of the University of London. Pupils are prepared for the UNIVERSITY SCHOLASHIP, THE MATRICULATION, SENIOR AND JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE, and other Examinations, List o f successes for the year 1896-97; FOUR boys passed the Matriculation Examination FOUR boys passed the Senior Service Examination NIN E boys,passe-dtbe Jij nior Civil Service Examination, one of whom gained tli • 18th place on the list out of 300 successful candidates, and was awarded an appointment in the Government Service Prospectuses can bi at the office of The Te Ab.oha News, .on application to the Principal ' * ' Term commences on TUESDAY, September'2lst Boarders, and new boys are repaired to enter on M.ONDAY,.2Oth ' KING’S Auckland.

£4OOO STOCK T O BE CLE A It'E D NDER ORfOE! OST JL RICE! .• / : ; ,%• • / . POSITIVELY GIVING UP BUSINESS £4oooß«SX£|p AT THE PUBLIC’S OWN PRICES. , POR'_ SIX. WEEKS °m IS BRA 'f. 240, QUEEN .STREET.; PPTQTOL HOUSE-' - _

COMING TO HAND INSPECTION INYITEB. % - $ $ A. w, 3E39WARXMS Drapery & Boot Warehouse, TE AEOHA.